St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-18
SITUATIONS WANTED.

Mat.
RUTCHER-six years experience: under
- stands shop tending; frst-class sausage
maker; salary no object for the winter months;
can furnish best references. K. 80. Globe. l
{ ,oOK-A good American cook wants job at
- browns hotel, corner .rth and Pine.
sARPENTER-one or two weeks work for
~ good carpenter, ins ide. Tom Scott. mana
ger, 242 Virginia.
ENGAGENfENT-By bookkeeper double
- try), and cashier with years experience;
reference from late employers. Y.27. Globe. 1919
N IGHT WATCHMAN-An experienced and
= re liable man is ready for such position. j.
3. Pruden, $50 st. Peter st. 3
POSITION of responsibility and trust by re-
haole man of business experience. For ref
erence call on j. W. Enrght tailor, $50 East Sixth
POSITION as typewriter and copyist by lady
- graduating stenographer, writing fair hand.
A B., Globe. 3
POSITION by stenographer and typewriter
correspondent; references; railroad Office
preferred. II. F. B.. Globe. 3
POSITION in some Office by young man with
i gooo education and writes good hand; first
class references. W. T. T., Globe. 2
STENOGRAPHER and typewriter, expert. of
~ experience, is now open to engagement; the
pest OF references. Layton S. Baldwin. Richard
ton, OAK 1871
GITUATION-As assistant bookkeeper, clerk
~ VI general ONCE WOrk Dy d young man; Z15
years experience in country store; speaks Ger
man and English. P. g., Globe. 5
SiIUAT1ON-By young man of business
~ perlence, who can furnish the best of refer
ences, as bookkeeper or doing work of any kino.
j. H., 256 East Thirteenth st. )
SITUATION as collector for a wood and coal
~ nrm, or to take charge of yard: permanent
| situation preferred. R., 661@ Bradley st.
SITUATION by a first-class plumber; strictly
~ temperate. A. W., Globe.
SITUATION-By an experienced office clerk
~ out OF work; work for board until he finds a
permanent position; first-class penman. G, W. S.
Globe, Minneapolis.
SITUATION by young man as clerk in store
~ or as porter or waiter in restaurant; have
good experience. II. B., Globe. 8
SITUATION in some country printing office by
- young compositor. A. B, 919 Fifth st. south
Minneapolis, MINI. 2
SITUATION by cook, first or second. A. B..
| - Globe.
SITUATION-By painter or va rnisher indoor
| - work G. B. Globe. l
| SITUATION-By an experienced young man,
| ~ IN furniture store as hotel carpenter;
thoroughly familiar with upholstering and furni.
ture repairing. A. R., 256 East Thirteenth st.
| yX7ANTED-A few reliable men to sell our
w Lubrcating Oils through the Northwest on
a commission. Manufacturers Oil Company
Cleveland o. 1924
| > CARPENTERS wish to take small Jobs will
Tenth st. s
.Fema,e.
(tLERK-By young lady in store or office: will
| ~ ing to accept small salary. F. E., 1919 Oak
| St.
fSOOK-Meat and pastry; long experience;
| ~ good reference. 2s East Sixth. st. Paul.
| DINING-ROOM GIRL-Experienced desires
| ~ permanent situation. B. B. W., Globe. 2
HOUSEKEEPING-By middle-aged Scotch
Il lady; best of reference. 4s9 Waha ha st. 5
| SITUATION-A lady with fair education
| ~ in Office or store; willing to work for small
| salary if permanent. E. B., 25S Dayton av. l
GITUATION typewriter in an Office by a
~ young lady. NJ. 10, Globe.
SlTUATION a clerk in store or light Office
| ~ work, by young lady. R, 223 Pearl st.
| SITUATION to do any kind of store work by a
~ young lady F. H. Globe. l
WRITING or copying. by young lady; to
w take home. X, Globe. 2
YOUNG LADY would like to form a fogeign
L class of those desiring to learn the English
language. T. c., Globe. 5
You've LADf Studying shorthand would like
some kind of light Office work. whole or part
of the day; wages no object; seemingly to defray
expenses while learning. Apply for one week or
address NJ. B., 1855 Rondo st. /